I am currently working, practicing civil engineering for 1 year plus. I'm thinking of to pursue to Master's degree in Structure but if possible part time on weekends. The only one I know is under UTM SPACE (School of Professional And Continuing Education), which I heard from a friend previously early this year, but I've checked through the website, there is no Master's degree offered under SPACE program.

Anyone can help me with this ?

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I would prefer classes on Friday night and/or weekends. Night time during weekdays seems to be very tiring, rushing and you know KL/Selangor traffic how. Anyway, what you learn is a very basic knowledge to be applied into work. As long you be able to understand the basic idea or concept, it's good enough.

Also I want to ask, I understand that my cert is not recognized under ECUK thus not recognized BEM (what a bummer, I just knew this in my final year, so quitting is not an option). If I do apply as Graduate Engineer under BEM/IEM, it will be rejected but IEM will offer as Incorporated Member, which is not good enough for me to chase out PE title. Another option is to pursue Master in engineering courses recognized by BEM. Upon graduation, will I be able to just register like that, or will they be like if they are not satisfy, they still require me to sit for their Part II/III exam ?

Yes I already have. Recognized degree directly go to graduate registration. Unrecognized degree has one step to be completed, it is either to pursue recognized coursework Masters program in engineering, or to sit for the exam. The details still quite blurry for me too, so I need to clarify from them whether if I pursue to Masters program in xxxxxx, is it recognized and be able to pass graduate registration step or not, because in BEM website, they only list down Bachelor programs.